City of Bloomington

The Central Illinois Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union said Monday it has reservations about a proposed new traffic camera system that can record license plate numbers of vehicles.

The record surge in COVID cases is prompting the City of Bloomington to move council and other meetings mostly online for the month of January.

Many state and local governments got a great return on their investments in the last year.

Bloomington Police say they will try harder to hire more women officers over the next decade.

A Bloomington City Council member says she's worried the city will reject direct aid to flooded-out residents without knowing the full scope of the damage.

More than 50 people who sustained flood damage in June have applied for assistance from the City of Bloomington.

The City of Bloomington has received a $20,000 gift that will make the new O'Neil Pool accessible to low-income families.

The City of Bloomington is about to open the spigot on a $544,000 grant program that can help people with flood damages. Starting Tuesday, Oct. 12, residents can apply for money to fix flood and sewage damage, through the Illinois Housing Development Authority Single Family Rehabilitation Program.

Attorneys for the City of Bloomington have rejected an attorney's request for a settlement with nearly a dozen homeowners who experienced damage from summer flooding and sewer backups.

The City of Bloomington says it has a creative way to solve a problem posed by the return of concerts to its downtown arena.